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”cope by affirming one’s self-worth and their ability to confront change at work” Literally about how to confront change at work and how to feel better about y
by 9wzYQbTYsAIc 4y ago
”cope by affirming one’s self-worth and their ability to confront change at work”
Literally about how to confront change at work and how to feel better about yourself.
- paulryanrogers 4y agoIf the change were say the introduction of child labor at factories during the industrial revolution, would teaching acceptance and self esteem produce the best outcome for those workers? I realize some changes are inevitable. It's debatable to what degree automation is unstoppable and to want degree it's desirable--all things considered. Maybe the future will see my comment here and compare it to luddites. Or perhaps they'll be too busy drowning in paperclips.
- 9wzYQbTYsAIc 4y agoInteresting question. Child labor doesn’t seem to parallel exactly to this situation - applying this research, at that time, would be more about teaching the adults about how to healthily confront the reality of the situation and to remind them to value their own experience and wisdom, in the face of having to watch a child “take their job”. Conversely, though, would modern workers embrace child labor in automating some of their tasks and welcome them to the team without hesitation?